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(added May 21, 2025)
These word problems require students to think about a ratio and determine an equivalent ratio that fits the situation.
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(added May 21, 2025)
This worksheet requires students to recognize and determine equivalent ratios.
(added May 21, 2025)
This worksheet includes an overview of equivalent ratios and ratio tables, as well as an example of a ratio table. Students are then given 4 ratio tables to complete and find the simplified ratio.
(added May 21, 2025)
These ratio tables require a deeper grasp on math skills than our beginner version of this worksheet. They also include a few fractions or decimals.
(added May 21, 2025)
With this worksheet, students will practice completing proportional ratio tables based on a given ratio statement.
(added May 21, 2025)
Students will read statements and match them to the corresponding ratios that represents the statements.
(added May 21, 2025)
Students must fill in the missing values in each ratio table. Then they must plot the points and connect them to represent the data. Finally, they will answer a question about each set of data.
(added May 21, 2025)
These word problems about ratio force students to think about ratios realistically and logically. They'll come up with ratios based on given data and explain how certain ratios describe the data.
(added May 21, 2025)
On each grid, students will plot 4 points and connect them to make a rectangle. Then they will use absolute value to find the lengths of the sides and the perimeter of the shape.
(added May 20, 2025)
Errors in this week's set of Fix the Sentences activities include incorrectly written possessive nouns and adjectives, mistakes in verb tense, common sixth-grade misspellings, and more.
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(added May 20, 2025)
This week, your students will practice using correctly spelled homophones, accurate punctuation and spelling in contractions, serial commas, and much more.
(added May 20, 2025)
In these sentences, students will fix misspellings, improper punctuation, comparative or superlative adjectives, and much more.
(added May 20, 2025)
Practice sixth grade ELA concepts like avoiding double negatives, punctuating dialogue, spelling patterns, and much more with this week's set of Fix the Sentences worksheets.
(added May 20, 2025)
Keep practicing conventions and mechanics with these daily proofreading worksheets. This week, sixth graders will fix mistakes with dialogue, spelling, possessive nouns, and more.
(added May 20, 2025)
Students will add quotation marks and commas in dialogue, fix double negatives, correct spelling, and much more in this week's set of Fix the Sentences worksheets.
(added May 20, 2025)
Students will practice their proofreading skills with these daily Fix the Sentences worksheets, written at a 6th grade level.
(added May 20, 2025)
Proofreading can help students refine their own writing skills. With these worksheets, students will look for mistakes in punctuation, spelling, capitalization, sentence structure, and more.
(added May 20, 2025)
Make sure your students are practicing their proofreading skills with this set of daily editing worksheets. Each day, students will fix two sentences with 4 to 6 errors in each.
(added May 20, 2025)
This week, students will fix mistakes in punctuation, grammar, sentence structure, and grade-appropriate spelling words.
(added May 19, 2025)
Help your students refine their third grade ELA skills with our daily review worksheets covering topics like sentence subjects, comparative adjectives, quotation marks in dialogue, and much more.
(added May 16, 2025)
Identify the difference between reflexive and intensive pronouns in context. Then use the correct intensive or reflexive pronoun for an indicated antecedent to complete the sentences.
(added May 16, 2025)
Although intensive and reflexive pronouns look the same, their usage differs, and they work differently grammatically! Keep your eyes peeled for pesky prepositions while identifying which pronoun is which in these 10 sentences.
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button below worksheet descriptions to view our Spanish translations. Learn more.(added May 16, 2025)
Work in some intensive pronouns practice with this activity that highlights their versatility! Students must rewrite each model sentence after identifying which noun or pronoun needs an intensive pronoun to achieve the desired effect.
(added May 16, 2025)
This pronouns worksheet explains how intensive pronouns work: emphasizing a noun or other pronoun without performing a necessary grammatical function. Students then underline the antecedent and identify its intensive pronoun in 15 model sentences.
(added May 16, 2025)
What are reflexive pronouns? Learn how most pronouns ending in -self or -selves are objects that refer back to the subject of the sentence. Then identify antecedents and provide the correct reflexive pronoun.
(added May 15, 2025)
Help your 6th graders refine their proofreading and editing skills with these daily Fix the Sentences activities.
(added May 15, 2025)
Review simple, compound, and complex sentences, as well as other important 4th grade ELA skills like plural possessives, metaphors, and much more.
(added May 15, 2025)
Keep reviewing important 4th grade language arts skills this week with our daily review worksheets.
(added May 15, 2025)
Practice proofreading, vocabulary, spelling, and more with this week's set of daily ELA review worksheets.
(added May 15, 2025)
In this week's set of Daily ELA review worksheets, students will practice key third grade language arts skills such as replacing nouns with pronouns, abbreviating words, and identifying and forming contractions.
(added May 15, 2025)
Finish the year strong by completing the first grade ELA Buzz set. Students will review important language arts concepts such as date formatting, proper nouns, ABC order, and much more.
(added May 15, 2025)
Round out the school year with our last set of 2nd grade ELA Buzz. These worksheets cover proofreading, verb recognition, adjectives, compound words, and much more!
(added May 15, 2025)
This week, your students will review a variety of ELA skills they learned throughout the school year, from spelling and vocabulary to grammar and punctuation.
(added May 14, 2025)
With this worksheet, students will find the ratios of clothing items among a group of people, as well as between shaded and unshaded shapes.
(added May 8, 2025)
On this worksheet, students will plot and label six flower beds on a coordinate plane. Then they will find the area and perimeter of each flower bed.
(added May 8, 2025)
Using this coordinate grid map, students will give coordinates for the buildings, identify which buildings are at given coordinates, and find the distances between several of the buildings.
(added May 8, 2025)
This grid worksheet shows the locations of different landmarks in a park. Students will use the locations and the absolute value equations to find the distance between the given points.
(added May 8, 2025)
Practice finding the distance between points on a coordinate grid using the absolute value equations.
(added May 8, 2025)
This worksheet includes instructions on how to find distance between points on a coordinate grid using the absolute value distance formula.
(added May 8, 2025)
Practice comparing and plotting rational numbers using the number lines on this page.
(added May 8, 2025)
Use these task cards to test your students' skills with reflecting ordered pairs across the x-axis, y-axis, or both axes of a coordinate plane.
(added May 8, 2025)
With this worksheet, students will plot three numbers on each number line. Then they will complete the inequality to show the correct order of the numbers. They will also order two sets of rational numbers.
(added May 8, 2025)
With this worksheet, students will identify the numbers for plot points on a number line. They will also compare and practice ordering rational numbers.
(added May 2, 2025)
Match each statement of inequality with the real-world situation involving the rational numbers that it describes. Requires recognizing debts and other situations that produce negatives, as well as implied rounding.
(added May 1, 2025)
Students will practice finding the values of parts and wholes using the given percentages. Examples of the types of problems on this worksheet are 35% of 480 is... and 88 is 44% of...
(added May 1, 2025)
Make sure students understand how percentages work with this word problem worksheet. Each problem uses a realistic scenario where students must use their knowledge of percentages, parts, and wholes to find the answer.
(added May 1, 2025)
Students will use their math skills to find the value of a part given its percent of a whole. An example of the type of problem given on this worksheet is 55% of 240 is...
(added May 1, 2025)
After this week's set of ELA Buzz, your fifth graders should be ready to wrap up the school year! Review key concepts, from literary devices to punctuating quotes.
(added May 1, 2025)
With these task cards, students will practice defining and reading ordered pairs, as well as identifying the 4 quadrants on a coordinate plane or grid.
(added May 1, 2025)
This worksheet shows 13 plotted points on the coordinate plane. Students will plot a reflection for each point as directed across either the x-axis, y-axis, or both.
